Sushi?

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where can i find quality fish for sushi in the west palm area? anyone
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Are you asking what species that you personally have a chance at catching currently that would be good for sushi? Or where to buy fish/what species to buy, for good sushi?
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Swordslayer71 wrote:Are you asking what species that you personally have a chance at catching currently that would be good for sushi? Or where to buy fish/what species to buy, for good sushi?
:stupid:

Personally I wouldn't trust any fish I buy to be fresh enough for sushi. I make a lot of my own however, some of my favorite fish are mangrove snapper, permit, yellow jack, cero mackeral, rainbow runner, blackfin tuna...
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where could i buy stuff like salmon and tuna the other stuff i catch made some good sushi with cobia last month
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rare wrote:
Rijkaard wrote: I'd say Whole Foods has really good quality fish (pretty pricey too), don't know if there's any close in your area
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I know not in your neck of the woods, but...

Milan's supermarket & Norman Brothers Produce.

PP, did you every hit "The Fresh Market" in the Grove when you lived down south?
Oh yeah, Fresh Market is great. Not as ridiculously expensive as Whole Foods either. I used to work at the marina that it shares the parking lot with.
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PhishingPhanatic wrote:
Swordslayer71 wrote:Are you asking what species that you personally have a chance at catching currently that would be good for sushi? Or where to buy fish/what species to buy, for good sushi?
:stupid:

Personally I wouldn't trust any fish I buy to be fresh enough for sushi. I make a lot of my own however, some of my favorite fish are mangrove snapper, permit, yellow jack, cero mackeral, rainbow runner, blackfin tuna...
:stupid: :stupid: :stupid:
I make my own with my catches or I go out for sushi. ONLY
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Fresh Market is the right place.Wish we had one.
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strizile wrote:
SaltyDog wrote:
strizile wrote:Darn it

Now I am hungry and all I got in the Freezer are Pilchards and some older Snappers :x
Fry up those pilchies! :mrgreen:


Fried aint no Sushi knucklehead besides I might mistake that with a bag of Lays :jester:
I usually eat the sushi the day I catch the fish. 1-2 days then it meets the fire. Thats just what I do.
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